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 It’s a moderately good day to be an Oklahoman. Wireless subscribers living near Oklahoma City or Tulsa will be among the first to reap the benefits of a new partnership between Cox Communications and Verizon Wireless that bundles services from both companies, letting customers sign up for packages that include video, internet and voice services from Cox, and wireless service from VZW at a discounted rate . . . → Read More: Cox and Verizon Wireless join forces, launch service bundles in Oklahoma  Another batch of 4G LTE areas have been announced by Verizon and this time, it's a pretty huge list. In total, 28 new markets will be enabled while 11 more will be getting expansions to further improve their already existing coverage. Have a look at the list below and see if your city is listed . . . → Read More: Verizon lighting up 28 new 4G LTE markets, expanding 11 more on May 17  The effort to prevent Verizon Wireless from its purchase of AWS licenses from SpectrumCo and Cox just became a bit more intense, as several opponents to the deal have now banded together to form the Alliance for Broadband Competition. The coalition includes T-Mobile and Sprint, along with advocacy groups such as Public Knowledge, the American Antitrust Institute, the Rural Cellular Association and the Rural Telecommunications Group. Today, the newly formed alliance held a press conference in which it called on the FCC and Department of Justice to block the transfer, which it said would lead to an “excessive concentration of spectrum” held by Verizon Wireless . . . → Read More: Alliance for Broadband Competition forms to sway opinion against Verizon’s AWS acquisition  Watch out for falling prices! Verizon Wireless just cut the price of the RAZR Maxx to an attractive $199 . . . . → Read More: Droid RAZR Maxx Cut To $199 At Verizon Wireless, Source Says RAZR Price Cut To Follow  This handset didn’t surprise anyone when it was officially announced at CTIA Wireless 2012, but we’re still happy to spend time with the HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE for Verizon Wireless regardless. After catching enough glimpses of the smartphone over the past few months, we already had a good idea of what to expect: Big Red’s latest LTE device will have Ice Cream Sandwich dressed in Sense 4, a 4-inch Super LCD qHD panel, a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 (Krait), 1,700mAh user-removable battery, microSD support and an 8MP BSI f/2.2 camera with a 28mm lens . . . → Read More: HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE for Verizon hands-on at CTIA 2012 (update: video)  Owners of the Galaxy Nexus for Verizon Wireless are now joining the proud ranks of Android 4.0.4 users. As a common practice, it seems the rollout is gradual, and many of the devices receiving the update appear to be the property of corporate stores . . . → Read More: Galaxy Nexus for Verizon Wireless receives Android 4.0.4 update  We’ll take a dedicated microsite over ole Mr. Blurrycam any day of the week . . . → Read More: HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE pops up on Verizon for $300, links to Droid RAZR Maxx  On a call discussing Verizon’s Q1 earnings report , CFO Francis Shammo has once again touched on the company’s promised shared data plans , targeting their launch in mid-summer. He also noted that he expected this to drive growth in the wireless business, because the plan is apparently designed to allow customers to easily add “other devices” to it. You can do your best to tease more meaning out of his statement from the full transcript at Seeking Alpha , we’ll be carefully considering how many data hogs are allowed at our share house for the summer. . . . → Read More: Verizon shared data plans are due in mid-summer, target users with multiple devices  We’ve just stumbled across a subtle hint from the FCC that suggests the Pantech Breakout will need to watch its back from now on — it seems there’s a successor in the pipeline. The Korean manufacturer just passed a new LTE handset through the regulatory agency with support for Verizon’s particular flavor of 4G. Known so far only as the Starq (or Star Q), the phone will offer 802.11b/g/n, and while it lacks 5GHz WiFi, we’re pleased to see that it’ll support the new, low-power Bluetooth 4.0 . . . → Read More: Pantech FCC filing hints at LTE Breakout successor for Verizon Wireless  Up until now we have only seen the HTC Incredible 4G surface in some documents, but it appears as though the folks at Android Police have landed themselves some blurrycam shots. Looking quite similar to the HTC Rezound , the HTC Incredible 4G appears to be sporting a 4-inch display, except this time they have added the capacitive button style of the newer devices like the HTC One X . . . → Read More: Verizon HTC Incredible 4G smiles for the blurrycam |
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